Learn how to make kadai mushroom || Kadai mushroom recipe by cookwithlv

Hello, guys, this is LV from LV Today I'll tell you how you can make delicious Kadai mushrooms in just a few minutes. 

Before starting the recipe let's learn about how to cook mushrooms perfectly and common mistakes people make while making-

How to cook mushroom and the mistake people makes 1. before cooking do not wash or put them in water but the truth is mushroom has a lot of water in them already and also mushroom act as sponges the more water you but more water they take. if they are dirty just brush them or clean them with damp paper instead of washing them. 2. another water-related mistake people make is that they cook it slowly on low heat. this cause the extra moisture inside the mushroom to leak out so the fungi get steamed more than anything. That will only give you soggy mushrooms when ideally all the water should be evaporated before they come out of the stovetop. You can say water is the biggest enemy when you cook mushrooms and water-related mistakes are the biggest mistakes most people face while cooking them. 3. Another problem people face is while slicing them mushrooms have a great texture and small mushrooms should be added whole and when people cut them in small pieces they do not want their food to be less so they just undercook them. 4. Another common mistake is overcrowding pan and using not enough oil it is similar to having too much water in a pan when mushrooms are overcrowded there is not enough to evaporate. This is also another way the mushrooms can sit and simmer for a soggy finish just it is easy to have enough water in a pan it is easy to have not enough oil in a pan. Remember mushrooms are like sponges, so they will soak up all the oil in a pan if there is only a little. That's why it is important to use enough should you add the appropriate amount of oil in a pan and avoid crowding mushrooms, you are not exactly away from the danger of poorly cooking your mushrooms. 5. Another common mistake is that they do let the mushroom stay on the pan for long enough. It is actually quite easy to undercook the mushrooms the reason you want to make sure you cook the mushroom long enough is that they will be when the excess liquid is cooked out. Since mushrooms do contain so much liquid you should leave them on heat long enough to get rid of unwanted liquid and let them caramelize, making them delicious. Just keep and eye on them so they do not get overcooked either. 6. another is that while cooking them you don't want to add the salt in it as soon as they are in the pan. This cause the water to be drawn out of the mushroom which causes fungi to become tough. Plus the mushroom will have less flavour. You want to add salt when get caramelized and the liquid has cooked out. This will ensure that they have great colour, flavour, and texture.

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1. In a pan add a few spoons of oil.
2. cook mushroom until reduce to half.
3. When the mushroom reduces to half which generally takes 6 minutes. Then add onion and bell peppers.
4. Saute them for a few minutes and add salt to increase the cooking process.
5. When done take them out.
6. Now again in a pan add a few 2 spoons of oil.
7. For fragrance add cumin seeds and bay leaf.
8. Add grinded onion, garlic, and green chili.
9. Cook for 4 minutes.
10. Now add the common spices i.e. turmeric powder, red chili powder, salt, and coriander powder.
11. Add crushed tomato, and cook for 5 minutes.
12.  Add dry fenugreek.
13. Add the sauteed mushroom onion and bell peppers
14. adjust the desired consistency according to your by adding water.

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